"STONES - N - SELMA!" July 4–5, 2025 Crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge
🌟 EVENT DETAILS
“STONES IN SELMA!” WEEKEND
Dates: July 4–6, 2025
Location: Historic Edmund Pettus Bridge, Selma, Alabama
Hosted by: The MA’ & 9 MustardSeeds Foundation
Purpose:
To commemorate the 60th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the Voting Rights Movement, honor Civil Rights Footsoldiers, and launch a new movement to Rebuild Black Wall Street—state by state.
📅 Weekend Schedule Highlights:
Friday, July 4 @ 6:00 PM – Unity Meet & Greet / Civil Rights Authors Gathering
An opening evening to connect and prepare with leaders and attendees from across the country. Location: MK Venue 100 Broad Street Selma, AL 36701 - https://g.co/kgs/8AYTDgC
Saturday, July 5 @ 9:00 AM – Unity Walk + Stone Awards Ceremony
🔹 RO300 Bridge Walk: All attendees are invited to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge together in
honor of the 1965 marchers. Location: Broad Street & Cosby Ave by Civil Rights Memorial Park
🔹 Footsoldiers STONE AWARDS30 @ 5:00 PM : A formal ceremony recognizing elders and modern-day warriors of justice. Location: MK Venue 100 Broad Street Selma, AL 36701 https://g.co/kgs/8AYTDgC
🎟️ Admission: $20 (Tickets required for Awards Ceremony only)
Sunday, July 6 – Send-Off & Call to Action
Depart Selma equipped with tools, networks, and vision to continue the mission in your city.
🏨 Lodging Recommendations:
Lodging Information
Hotels Available in Selma, AL – For Friday, July 4 & Saturday, July 5
Hampton Inn Selma
2200 W Highland Ave, Selma, AL 36701
Phone: +1 (334) 876-9995
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Selma (IHG)
2000 Lincoln Way, Selma, AL 36701
Phone: +1 (334) 226-7703
St. James Hotel Selma – Tapestry Collection by Hilton
1200 Water Avenue, Selma, AL 36703
Phone: +1 (334) 336-6112
We strongly encourage early booking—rooms will fill quickly during this landmark weekend.
📞 Contact & Registration:
To join the RO300, bring your organization, or register your group, call (901) 273-5038 and leave a message.
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About
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